Daiwa Yamamoto Neko Fat Worm 4 Inch 10 Pack
Features:
- The Daiwa Yamamoto Neko Fat is a 4 inch fat worm with a bulbous tail.
- When rigged on a weight, the bulbous tail wiggles and wobbles in a lifelike manner, catching the attention of gamefish.
- Rigged with a nail and wacky-style hook (it’s namesake), the Neko Fat really performs, the tapered and bulbous tail springs up to get that reaction strike.
- Featuring the soft and supple, high quality soft plastic designed by Gary Yamamoto.
- Available in 10 great colors, 10 baits per pack.
Specifications
| Item | Length |
|---|---|
| Worm Type | 4 inch fat worm |
| Hook Type | Nail and wacky-style hook |
| Quantity | 10 pieces per pack |
| Material | Soft plastic |
| Design | By Gary Yamamoto |
FAQ
What makes the Neko Fat worm different from other fat worms?
The Neko Fat features a bulbous tail that wiggles and wobbles when rigged on a weight, creating a lifelike movement that attracts gamefish. Its tapered and springing tail design provides a strong reaction strike.
Is the soft plastic durable and long-lasting?
Yes, the soft plastic is designed to be supple and durable, maintaining its shape and performance over time with proper handling and storage.
How many colors are available in this pack?
This pack includes 10 different colors, offering variety for different fishing conditions and target species.
Maria Thomson –
Used the Neko Fat worms for bass fishing in clear water. The wobbling tail really drew in the fish and I got several strikes. The color options are great and the plastic holds up well after being in the water.
Olivia Murray –
Fished during early morning with a weight on the hook. The tail movement was very natural and the fish reacted immediately. A solid choice for fat worm fishing.
Anthony Bell –
The 10-pack has a good mix of colors. I used them in both freshwater and saltwater. The hook holds well and the worm doesn’t break easily during casting.
Jan Wilkins –
Good performance in murky water. The wobbly action stands out even when visibility is low. I’d recommend it for both beginners and experienced anglers.